Sentence examples for admitted atrocities from inspiring English sources

The group has admitted atrocities in the past, including the killing of 29 Shia pilgrims on a bus in Pakistan's Baluchistan province in September.

However, during his time in detention he has admitted multiple atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge's disastrous four-year rule that saw a quarter of the population killed in the effort to establish a peasant utopia free of intellectuals.

However, allegations were made and admitted, of atrocities by Mitchell and the troops under his command.

"When you deal with rapprochement and reconciliation, the idea of political power is the power of the strength to admit to atrocities".

Some admitted, however, that atrocities were being carried out by the militias.

Abu Yasser, whose given name is Ammar Hamid Mahmoud Hussein, admitted, without shame, to atrocities.

The stories of the Japanese soldiers even the ones that admitted taking part in atrocities like the killing of unarmed prisoners of war were absolutely heartbreaking.

Two of the men were sued both personally and as representatives of the Real IRA, the splinter republican group that had admitted responsibility for the atrocity.

Detectives investigating the IRA murder of 21 people in the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings have interviewed the Provisionals' director of intelligence at the time of the atrocity, who admitted he was debriefed after the attack.

For decades the IRA never publicly admitted responsibility for the atrocity but Conway said not only did the organisation bomb Birmingham but it knew the six jailed men were innocent "from the get go, from the very start".

Church leaders are careful not to admit culpability in atrocities that may have been committed by their ancestors -- the battles and massacres are annually debated by local historians on both sides -- and insist that the mistreatment received by the Utes and other tribes was no worse than that inflicted by other white settlers making the American West their own in the 1800's.